Sentence examples for measurable period from inspiring English sources
Time, a measured or measurable period, a continuum that lacks spatial dimensions.
Nevertheless, along the rapid development of 3D printing technology, more printable soft materials and better performances are expected within a measurable period of time.
Time |tīm| noun: The "containers," consisting of measurable periods, that we allocate, assign or use to accomplish tasks of our choosing.
Every so often, though, we're stopped dead by a crisis that we recognize at once as the genuine article; we recognize it not by its size (false crises can be made to look as real as big ones) but because in the course of it, for a measurable, anguished period — sometimes only minutes, sometimes hours, rarely as much as a day — nothing happens.
Their populations come and go repeatedly in measurable time periods and they lend themselves to scrutiny at various scales as their populations exist in confined and temporary habitats (e.g. edge habitats), often over broad geographical areas (spatial scales) and with temporal and spatial differences in the expression of overt (above ground) and covert (seed bank) populations.
Presumably, this is partially due to a shift away from patterns of behavior established over periods measurable in evolutionary time.
When a reaction occurs to a measurable extent over a period of minutes, hours, or days, rate measurements are straightforward.
Ruminal lag time for NDF (period before measurable disappearance began) was greater for knapweed (P = 0.03).
The patients were stabilised in terms of measurable parameters over a period of 2 weeks during which their coexisting injuries were managed.
Revenues of $36 million were recognized, because this portion of the assessment was available and measurable within the current period.
